Crochet Club
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A casual beginner friendly introduction to crocheting. Each week will build on the previous week as participants work towards creating a project. Crochet Club's current project: Scarfs ADA Accommodation Requests
A casual beginner friendly introduction to crocheting. Each week will build on the previous week as participants work towards creating a project. Crochet Club's current project: Scarfs ADA Accommodation Requests
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Casual beginner crocheting classes at Alum Rock, each week adding skills toward scarf projects, ages 10 and up.
Crochet Club at Tully offers participants bring or start projects, refine skills, discuss crochet, with tools and supplies provided, for ages 5 and up.
Casual beginner crocheting classes at Alum Rock, each week adding skills toward scarf projects, ages 10 and up.
Crochet Club at Tully offers participants bring or start projects, refine skills, discuss crochet, with tools and supplies provided, for ages 5 and up.
Art, crafts, and games for socializing and making friends at Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library, geared toward teens and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities, ages 12 and up.
Write a thank‑you note on a paper leaf and attach it to the Gratitude Tree by the Information Desk; free, for all ages.
Explore 70 years of LGBTQ+ publications—from early Gay Pride flyers to AIDS-era newsletters and debates on marriage, employment, and military service—at King Library.
TeenHQ MakerSpace Studio (King Library, San Jose) — Teens use 3D printers, poster printer, GlowForge, sewing & serger machines, Cricut, button press, and craft supplies, free for ages 12–18.
Weekly English conversation practice led by a trained facilitator in the library’s Rose Garden Group Study Room, ages 18 and up.
Guided dialogues practice speaking for limited‑English learners, reviewing grammar and vocabulary as needed, in the Almaden Program Room, San Jose, free, drop‑in, ages 18+.
Bilingual toddler storytime offers stories, rhymes, fingerplays and movement, followed by a 30‑minute stay‑and‑play with age‑appropriate toys at Biblioteca Latinoamericana, for ages 5 and under.
Give Thanks Festival 2026 (San Jose McEnery Convention Center) — public event.
Weekly STEAM Club at Calabazas offers robots, paper towers, augmented reality, secret codes, Frankenstein pneumatics, and robot trick‑or‑treat activities; tickets required, for ages 8–12.
Washington Room hosts a craft night where participants select painting, coloring, drawing, building or sculpting projects, even combining two, for ages 18–98.
Three stations let children practice fine motor skills in Cupertino Library’s Room 101, limited to 30 participants, no registration required, for ages 2–5.
One-on-one 30‑minute tech assistance at the Almaden Information Desk covers Libby ebooks, Hoopla, NYT, language apps, Wi‑Fi, ticket reservations, and more for ages 65 and up.